Rayner, named with his mother's maiden name, was the only child of his parents born in the U.S. Sometime in the two years before his birth, the family emigrated from Lancashire, England to the U.S. with their surviving children. Seven previous children had been born in England, and at least one had died there.
The family initially settled in Boston, but had moved to Rhode Island before 1870. Rayner must have moved back to MAssachusetts later.
The family initially settled in Boston, but had moved to Rhode Island before 1870. Rayner must have moved back to MAssachusetts later.
Rayner, named with his mother's maiden name, was the only child of his parents born in the U.S. Sometime in the two years before his birth, the family emigrated from Lancashire, England to the U.S. with their surviving children. Seven previous children had been born in England, and at least one had died there.
The family initially settled in Boston, but had moved to Rhode Island before 1870. Rayner must have moved back to MAssachusetts later.
The family initially settled in Boston, but had moved to Rhode Island before 1870. Rayner must have moved back to MAssachusetts later.
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